No drama, according to my DH, and open for sex whenever they want it. That's not real life, though, so DH is stuck with me.

OP, your post is ridiculous. Are you 16?

Anonymous wrote:Sexually open.

Is this threesomes ?

Sexually open.

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Anonymous wrote:A women who doesn't think in platitudes and abstractions (like 'your dream woman') and can see me as a person, live life with me specifically, and love me specifically.

That means she’s an accessory blending into your life. What do you offer to her ? Do you give flowers, a good provider, a great parent ?

Yes. Now fck off.

Anonymous wrote:Hallie Jackson

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We were very good friends for a few years before we got involved romantically so that made everything so easy and it has been that way for 30 years. I knew everything about her life, her personality, her ups and downs and her hopes and dreams and I realized subconsciously that we shared many of the same things. Once we connected romantically it didn’t take long for the path forward to become very clear. In prior relationships I’d be blinded by the infatuation and then over time find things that made me lose interest. With my wife the only real unknown was sexual compatibility and that was quickly dealt with.

Anonymous wrote:I have her and have had her for over 20 years. I really just wanted someone I was attracted to and was a good faithful person. I feel like I got so much more and it was just dumb luck.

Good for you. Part of it is luck.

I have her and have had her for over 20 years. I really just wanted someone I was attracted to and was a good faithful person. I feel like I got so much more and it was just dumb luck.

Hallie Jackson

Anonymous wrote:Men tell me about what your dream woman is like personality wise? What makes a woman be someone you want to spend the rest of your life with? What’s the most romantic thing a woman has ever done for you? How do you like to be catered to?

I try hard to be a desirable partner and would love to get inspiration from others on ways to be better.

You can’t change your personality.

An inclination to “cater to” people reads as weakness and doormat—not attractive to anyone (except maybe some abusive people looking to get away with treating their partner poorly).

someone who is ashamed of who they are or trying to constantly reinventing themselves. Non apologetic, because they don't do dumb stuff they need to apologize for.

Don't wear a designer bag, shoes or clothes and then tell me that you aren't in name brands or expensive things. Owen the fact that you like nice stuff, I respect that. If you are angry about something, manage and express your anger without being nasty to me (unless I did something to contribute to the anger). If you need or wants something, just say it don't dance around. Don' complain about your body. If I wasn't attracted to you, I wouldn't be with you. If I tell you how I am feeling don't discount it. If I tell you, I think you are beautiful, I mean it and you need to be able to take a compliment. Be nice to others. Don't be cheap.

Anonymous wrote:A women who doesn't think in platitudes and abstractions (like 'your dream woman') and can see me as a person, live life with me specifically, and love me specifically.

That means she’s an accessory blending into your life. What do you offer to her ? Do you give flowers, a good provider, a great parent ?

A women who doesn't think in platitudes and abstractions (like 'your dream woman') and can see me as a person, live life with me specifically, and love me specifically.

Lady, be yourself. Do you plan to twist yourself into a pretzel to suit someone else for the rest of your life?

Men tell me about what your dream woman is like personality wise? What makes a woman be someone you want to spend the rest of your life with? What’s the most romantic thing a woman has ever done for you? How do you like to be catered to?

I try hard to be a desirable partner and would love to get inspiration from others on ways to be better.